ezpz Tiny Cup - 100% Silicone Training Cup for Infants - Designed by a Pediatric Feeding Specialist - 4 Months+ - Baby-led Weaning Gear & Baby Gift (Grey)

It's a bit overpriced but it's really good. The material quality is too notch. You can definitely buy this

The cup had a white stain on the inner bottom floor and smelled really really bad, had a strong medicine-like smell. Returning it.

This has been a fantastic addition to our mealtime routine! Made from 100% silicone, this open tiny cup is perfect for my little one who is just starting to learn how to drink independently.The size is just right for tiny hands, making it easy for my baby to grip. I love that it’s spill-resistant, which has helped reduce mess during our attempts at self-feeding. The silicone material is also super easy to clean—just toss it in the dishwasher!Overall, I highly recommend the ezpz Infant Cup for anyone with a young child. It’s durable, functional, and helps encourage independence at mealtime. My baby loves it!

Great for little ones learning to drink from a cup and to learn not to spill. Can be used to avoid sippy cups and straw cups. Great for mealtime especially with family so they can mimic and learn the ability to use the open cups correctly. Small capacity makes small spills easy cleanup. Easy learning.

This is such a fun cup. Great for teaching babies how to drink out of one. It’s good quality and a great price. Comes clean easily in the dishwasher or handwashing. Definitely something I will recommend for other parents. Wish I knew about these with my other children. Super cute tiny cup!

This is the tiniest little cup you have ever seen - and perfect for tiny little hands to hold as they learn a new skill. Our 6 month old started using this to learn to drink water from an open cup as we introduced solids. He has done really well and reaches out for the cup when he sees it to bring to his mouth. I love that the bottom is a bit heavier to make it a bit harder to tip over. It's an open cup, so it's clearly not spill-proof, but this does help. It washes very easily - so far we have just hand washed it. Recommend!

Picture next to soda cans for size reference.I desperately want to love this cup. My almost 1-year-old struggles with it a bit, but that is at no fault of the cup design. (He is practicing and getting better every day!). It is slightly smaller than I expected, which is fine, easier for my son to pick up and less liquid to spill. My issue is the cup has suctioned to his face a couple times while he was drinking out of it. (And this terrified him! 😭) I believe this happens because when he is holding it independently he pushes it rather hard to his face and maybe squeezes it slightly. He is still learning to tilt cups back to get the liquid out of it. So if your child has mastered the skill they might not have the same issue with the face suction. We are still cautiously using it with guidance.